| DURATION: September 2005 |
CLOSING DATE:
June 1 2005 |
| Objectives:
Upon completion
of the course, participants will be able to:
1. Realize that
the existence of corruption will undermine the Customs management
and weaken its capability of implementation;
2. Recognize the
necessity of the coordination between the integrity and the modernization
system;
3. Understand
the basic methods and procedures of achieving Customs integrity;
4. Exchange the
knowledge and experience in Customs integrity |
| SPECIFIC REQUIREMENTS:
1. Middle or high
rank officers of Customs who are responsible for Customs integrity
or relevant training from Asia Pacific countries or Customs regions;
2. Preferably
a basic university degree with at least 5 years of working experience
in Customs matters and proficient in English.
3. The participants
should be under 45 and in good health. |
| CURRICULUM,
EXPERTS & METHODOLOGY |
| COURSES\SEMINARS |
CLASSES |
EXPERTS |
METHODOLOGY |
| 1.Arusha Declaration
and WCO’s agenda on integrity |
4 |
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Lecture |
| 2.Customs integrity
and the behavior principles for officers |
2 |
Lecture & case study |
| 3. Education on
ethics and integrity |
2 |
Lecture |
| 4. Customs integrity
and its modernization system |
4 |
Lecture |
| 5. The relations
between Customs and the Customs brokers or
other commercial circles |
4 |
Lecture |
| 6. The Customs
internal auditing |
4 |
Lecture & case study |
| 7. The exchange
of participants’ knowledge and experience in
integrity |
8 |
Case study |
| REQUIREMENTS ON COMMUNICATION MATERIAL |
| 1. Content |
Participants are
required to prepare a case study relevant to training topic so that
knowledge and experience could be exchanged with other participants. |
| 2. Instruction on print
and
delivery |
The printed materials
( case study) should be sent to our course coordinator two weeks
before class via post or fax (086-021-58436195),and its electronic
files should be sent to train_scc@yahoo.com.cn at the
same time, Font Arial 12,in a Windows compatible
programme. |
| 3. Presentation |
Participants are
required to make a 15-minute class presentation of the prepared
materials and be to ready for a “Q & A” session. |
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